Not exact matches
With that in mind, if you have a healthy business, but aren't sure about the
value of specific collateral, consider applying for an OnDeck loan.
With that in mind, it's important to understand what
collateral is, how lenders evaluate and
value your
collateral, and what some lenders use instead
of specific collateral to secure a loan.
What's more, because the loan is not based upon the loan - to -
value ratio
of any
specific collateral, the lender is using other data points to evaluate a business owner's creditworthiness.
Online Lenders tend to have a quick application process, request limited paperwork, evaluate your creditworthiness based on the health
of your business, lend smaller amounts, and do not require
specific high -
value collateral.
Risk Considerations: Investments in debt instruments may decline in
value as the result
of declines in the credit quality
of the issuer, borrower, counterparty, or other entity responsible for payment, underlying
collateral, or changes in economic, political, issuer -
specific, or other conditions.
Most traditional lenders require
collateral with a small business loan, but there are other lenders that do not require a
specific type or
value of a particular asset to approve a loan, but do secure the loan with a general - lien on your business assets.
What's more, because the loan is not based upon the loan - to -
value ratio
of any
specific collateral, the lender is using other data points to evaluate a business owner's creditworthiness.
As a result, even if you have less - than - perfect credit or don't have
specific collateral of sufficient
collateral value to secure a traditional small business loan, there are loan options available (provided you can demonstrate other healthy business fundamentals).
There are other lenders, however, who do not require that your loan be tied to a
specific piece or type
of collateral and who do not need to
value your
collateral.